Sentence examples similar to lay brand from inspiring English sources

The site has basically stolen all of Twitter's lay out, branding and wording, which seems totally sketchy.

Under the hood lies a brand new Samsung 14.6-megapixel CMOsensoror with four channel output, a 77-segment metering system, dedicated AF-assist lamp, electronic level, dedicated mirror lock-up, a 100percentt field-of-view viewfinder and HDR image capture mode.

Dre told Iovine, who decided sneakers weren't where the future lay for music brand expansion.

The club, the brand, lay dormant until several years ago when it was bought from its custodian, G. Peppe Pinton, and underwent a splashy, but ultimately unfulfilling relaunch by the British businessman Paul Kemsley.

In the joint press statement, the companies agreed that Ms. Wachner would continue to manufacture Klein's jeanswear for the rest of the 44-year duration of her license, but that the future of the brand lay primarily in midprice distribution channels like department stores, where Mr. Klein had long argued they belonged.

But while he has an accountancy training, his talent lies in branding and marketing.

Bradford or Boris, the future of politics lies in brands that are niche, distinctive, particular and often local.

One reason the company is taking this approaching is the fact the moneymaking opportunity lies with brands who can use the data to selectively engage with their followers and find new ones (by looking up their competitors).

PepsiCo, the owner of Walkers, is also very unlikely to bring its global Frito-Lay brand to the UK.

I strongly believe that early-career researchers require a platform on which they can communicate their research and establish their brand, but this is where my problem lay; what was my brand.

This result suggests that, no matter where in the continuum of sustainability a fashion brand lies (i.e., whether it is a sustainable fashion brand or a fast fashion brand), putting quality products at the forefront in the marketing communication can be an effective strategy to build strong brand relationships.